Set I
Where The Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, Gloria, I Will Follow, Bullet The Blue Sky, Running To Stand Still, Exit, In God's Country, A Sort Of Homecoming, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Maggie's Farm, Bad, October, With Or Without You, New Year's Day, Pride (In The Name Of Love), E:MLK, The Unforgettable Fire, People Get Ready
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As noted, the second night of the tour and Bono's voice is failing him, but instead of holding back the malady propels him and the band to an inspired performance. Hard to believe such a "rig" could yield this recording but it did; the remaster was mostly for levels and a touch of sharpening. The show sounds gloriously wide open, translucent and every bit as good as what's being done on this year's tour if not better. Don't let the bit of crowd at the start fool you.
There was a crowd surge to the stage during "People Get Ready" that accidentally shut off the deck, but Brother KM did get most of the song and restarted in time to catch the ending.
The transfer/remaster was done by me a few years ago and some U2 collectors may have this version indirectly (the circulating version appears to be called Back in the Desert), but I see many many inferior versions on lists out there (from the bootlegs Joshua Tree in Flames and Governor Mecham & MLK). This is the real thing from the master cassette and the original remastered CD-R made from it.
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The Tempe concert is the second
concert of the Joshua Tree Tour, Bono had voice problems on the
first concert but he sings well in this show. During "Where The
Streets Have No Name", he shouts, "I can sing!" The version of
"Bullet The Blue Sky" ends in a strange way, but the other songs are
nicely played. There are a lot of covers in "Bad" (from The Rolling
Stones, Lou Reed, etc.) and the bonus tracks are very interesting
because you can find some rarely-performed songs like "Lucille" and
"Mothers Of The Disappeared" (which is a good version). The cover lists "Sympathy for The Devil" as "Street-Fighting Man". This is the original pressing on this label.
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"Governor Mecham & MLK"
08 Lucille *
09 I Shall Be Released **
10 Stand By Me **
11 Trip Through Your Wires **
12 Electric Co. (includes Light My Fire and Break On Through) **
13 Mothers Of The Disappeared **
14 Springhill Mining Disaster **
* April 5, 1987. Community Center, Tucson, AZ.
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Disc 1, Disc 2 (1-5): Good to very good audience.
Disc 2 (6-9): Good audience.
Disc 2 (10-13): Fair audience. |
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U2 "Governor Mecham & MLK" Manufacturer: Golden Stars |
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Second night of the Joshua Tree Tour. Bono's voice is better than the night before. The show occured on the anniversary of MLK's death |
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U2
"Governor Mecham & MLK"
Manufacturer: Golden Stars
Catalog: GSCD 2318
Matrix Disc 1: GSCD 2318/1 PHC 1419-B
Matrix Disc 2: GSCD 2318/2 PHC 1419-A
Barcode: 8 014224 423189
Conversion: Original silver CDs > EAC (secure mode) >
WAV > mkwACT (0.97beta) > SHN
Conversion by: George Nassas ([email protected])
Hardware: HP CD-Writer+ 9600 (+556 Read Offset, +AC, -C2)
Complete Show: Yes
Format: 2CD
Released: Unknown
Disc 1: (64:14)
Disc 2: (59:01)
Disc One [64:14]
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01 Where The Streets Have No Name
02 Medley: I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For / Exodus
03 Gloria
04 I Will Follow
05 Bullet The Blue Sky
06 Running To Stand Still
07 Medley: Exit / Gloria
08 In God's Country
09 A Sort Of Homecoming
10 Sunday Bloody Sunday
11 Medley: Maggie's Farm / Cold Turkey
12 Medley: Bad / John I'm Only Dancing / Ruby Tuesday / Sympathy For The Devil /
Candle In The Wind / Walk On The Wild Side
Disc Two [59:01]
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01 October
02 Medley: With Or Without You / Love Will Tear Us Apart
03 New Year's Day
04 Pride (In The Name Of Love)
05 MLK
06 The Unforgettable Fire
07 People Get Ready
08 Lucille
09 I Shall Be Released
10 Stand By Me
11 Trip Through Your Wires
12 Electric Co. (includes Light My Fire and Break On Through)
13 Mothers Of The Disappeared
14 Springhill Mining Disaster
Source:
Disc 1, Disc 2 (1-7): April 4, 1987. Tempe, AZ. Arizona State University Activity Center.
Disc 2 (8): April 5, 1987. Tucson, AZ. Community Center.
Disc 2 (9-14): Unknown.
Notes: (? 1999/2000 www.u2-flom.de): The Tempe concert is the second
concert of the Joshua Tree Tour, Bono had voice problems on the
first concert but he sings well in this show. During "Where The
Streets Have No Name", he shouts, "I can sing!" The version of
"Bullet The Blue Sky" ends in a strange way, but the other songs are
nicely played. There are a lot of covers in "Bad" (from The Rolling
Stones, Lou Reed, etc.) and the bonus tracks are very interesting
because you can find some rarely-performed songs like "Lucille" and
"Mothers Of The Disappeared" (which is a good version). The cover
lists "Sympathy for The Devil" as "Street-Fighting Man". This is the
original pressing on this label.
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U2
Arizona State University Activities Center, Tempe, AZ
April 4, 1987
Second night of the Joshua Tree tour
Recorded from the fourth row by "Brother" KM in association with JEMS
Aiwa single-point stereo mic (the little sliver one you could clip on your pocket; send me the model number if you have it) > Sony WM-D3 Pro Walkman
Analog Master Cassette transferred Nakamichi CR-7A>TC Finalizer (JEMS remaster)>Marantz CDR-610
That CD-R>FLAC here
Disc One
1. Stand By Me intro/Where the Streets Have No Name
2. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
3. Gloria
4. I Will Follow
5. Bullet the Blue Sky
6. Running to Stand Still
7. Exit
8. In God's Country
9. A Sort of Homecoming
Disc Two
1. Sunday Bloody Sunday
2. Maggie's Farm
3. Bad
4. October
5. With or Without You (first ever version)
6. New Year's Day
7. Pride (In the Name of Love)
8. MLK
9. The Unforgettable Fire
10. People Get Ready (cuts/restarts)
As noted, the second night of the tour and Bono's voice is failing him, but instead of holding back the malady propels him and the band to an inspired performance. Hard to believe such a "rig" could yield this recording but it did; the remaster was mostly for levels and a touch of sharpening. The show sounds gloriously wide open, translucent and every bit as good as what's being done on this year's tour if not better. Don't let the bit of crowd at the start fool you.
There was a crowd surge to the stage during "People Get Ready" that accidentally shut off the deck, but Brother KM did get most of the song and restarted in time to catch the ending.
The transfer/remaster was done by me a few years ago and some U2 collectors may have this version indirectly (the circulating version appears to be called Back in the Desert), but I see many many inferior versions on lists out there (from the bootlegs Joshua Tree in Flames and Governor Mecham & MLK). This is the real thing from the master cassette and the original remastered CD-R made from it.
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